Cody,
it depends on how you program it. Many of us just hook the KHG up to our Apex and use the Apex programing to control Alk additions. In my case I use solenoids to control the flow of my ATO. I like my Alk around 8.5, so if dKH<8.3, the solenoid opens to make my ATO pump into my Kalk reactor. If dKH >8.7, then the solenoids open and close so that my ATO is only adding fresh water. If 8.3<dKH<8.7, which is most of the time, I have the solenoids alternate on/off every hour, to keep things stable. You could use any tolerance level, large or small to control your CO2 solenoid. But remember, the KHG is only testing every 4 hours by default, you really do not have a record of what happens during those 4 hours.